Strategic growth continues with the launch of second location in Bristol, England
Leading multidisciplinary development consultancy Pegasus Group has today announced the opening of a new office in the centre of Bristol. Located in the heart of the city’s business community, the office will play a crucial role in Pegasus’ strategic growth plans in the South West.
The new office location at St Brandon’s House, Great George Street provides a prime base for the growing Pegasus Group team. Building on the industry-leading reputation of its Bristol North office, the city centre team will be expanding the consultancy’s offering across all levels and disciplines.
Pegasus’ new city centre office will spearhead the Group’s plan to capitalise on significant growth opportunities in Bristol and the South West. With a first-class reputation in the region, Pegasus Group’s new central Bristol base will bring the full range of its multidisciplinary offering into the heart of the city, with a particular focus on delivering planning, landscape, urban design, and transport & infrastructure services.
The office will open on the 2nd January 2025, this announcement continues the Group’s ambitious UK growth plans and follows last month’s new Scotland office launch in Edinburgh.
Colin Virtue, Executive Director at Pegasus Group, comments: “Having started in Bristol over 20 years ago, now is the time to go back to our city centre roots as we target growth opportunities for our multidisciplinary offer across the South West.
“Our central Bristol office, which complements our existing Bristol North office, will enable us to tap into the heart of the city’s vibrant business community, enabling us to offer even better client support, while also creating great places for our team to work and grow.”
“As the capital of the South West, the significant inward investment in Bristol city centre offers wide ranging business opportunities, from the growing demand for mixed-use developments to the evolving student landscape. We look forward to playing an increasingly important role in the development of the Bristol built environment and professional community.”